Ferrari Portofino, Exotic
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The Ferrari Portofino costs AED 2400 per day, and the Ferrari 488 Spider costs AED 3100 per day. Weekly rental starts at AED 14400, monthly from AED 50400.
The Portofino has 4 seats, while the 488 Spider has 2 seats. Both are convertibles and run on petrol.
You must be at least 25 years old. Residents need an Emirates ID and UAE licence. Tourists need a passport, visa or entry stamp, home licence, and an IDP if the licence is not in Latin script.
If you need a Ferrari in Dubai, Rent-Trip offers 2 exotic convertibles—Portofino and 488 Spider—from AED 2400 per day, delivered anywhere in the city.
Two Ferraris make up the exotic side of our fleet here, and both are convertibles with the same 3.9-litre V8 heart. The choice comes down to how you plan to use the car: the Portofino is the practical grand tourer, while the 488 Spider is the sharper, more focused driver's machine. Both are delivered to you anywhere in the city, so the real question is which character suits your days in Dubai.
The Ferrari Portofino is our 4-seat convertible with 600 hp and a 3.9-litre twin-turbo V8, priced at AED 2400 per day. It is the softer of the two Ferraris in our fleet — built for longer drives along Sheikh Zayed Road or out to Abu Dhabi, with enough comfort for two passengers and a proper boot for luggage. The retractable hardtop means you can drop the roof along the marina and raise it again when the sun gets intense, which here is most of the day between June and September. Because it seats four, the Portofino also works if you want to share the experience with a friend rather than keep it strictly to yourself. For a couple arriving at DXB with two suitcases and a plan to cover real distance, the Portofino is the more sensible exotic.
The Ferrari 488 Spider is the harder-edged choice: 2 seats, 670 hp and a 3.9-litre V8 that delivers its power with more aggression, at AED 3100 per day. This is the model you pick when the drive itself is the event — the acceleration from standstill is brutal, and the soundtrack with the roof down is the reason people hire a Ferrari in this city in the first place. The trade-off is space: with only two seats there is no room for rear passengers, and the luggage area is tight, so you travel light. On the upside, the 488 Spider is the more exclusive shape of the two and draws more attention at valet stands across Downtown and the Palm. If your rental is about the sensation of driving rather than carrying people, the 488 Spider is the one to book.
| Model | Seats | Power | Engine | Price per day |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ferrari Portofino | 4 | 600 hp | 3.9 L V8 | AED 2400 |
| Ferrari 488 Spider | 2 | 670 hp | 3.9 L V8 | AED 3100 |
Pricing with Rent-Trip breaks into three clear tiers — daily, weekly and monthly — and each suits a different kind of trip. Daily rates start at AED 2400 for the Portofino and AED 3100 for the 488 Spider; weekly and monthly bookings drop the effective per-day cost considerably.
A daily booking from Rent-Trip costs AED 2400 for the Portofino and AED 3100 for the 488 Spider, with VAT at 5% shown separately on top. Both rates include comprehensive CDW insurance, 250 km of mileage and 24/7 delivery anywhere in the city, including DXB and DWC airports. For a single day, the Portofino makes sense if you want four seats and a smoother grand-touring character; the 488 Spider is the choice when you want the sharper, higher-horsepower experience. Extra kilometres beyond the 250 km allowance are charged — the exact per-kilometre figure is set out in the rental agreement. If you only need the car for a few hours between meetings, a full day still applies, so plan the pickup time to get the most out of the daylight.
Weekly pricing starts at AED 14400 and monthly from AED 50400, which brings the effective rate down to about AED 2057 per day on a week-long booking. Monthly hire works out lower still, and residents holding an Emirates ID often find this the most economical way to run a Ferrari for a longer stretch. We deliver the car to your apartment in Dubai Marina, Downtown or anywhere else in the city at the start of the period, and collect it when the period ends. For a week, the 488 Spider suits a holiday packed with coastal drives; for a month, the Portofino's four seats and larger boot make it the more practical daily companion. Longer bookings also reduce the hassle of repeated paperwork — one agreement covers the whole period.
| Model | Rate | Seats | Power | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ferrari Portofino | AED 2400 per day | 4 | 600 hp | Pairs with luggage, longer trips |
| Ferrari 488 Spider | AED 3100 per day | 2 | 670 hp | Performance-focused drives |
| Weekly (either model) | From AED 14400 | — | — | Holidays and short stays |
| Monthly (either model) | From AED 50400 | — | — | Residents and long visits |
The requirements for renting a Ferrari here depend on two things: your age and whether you hold a UAE or foreign licence. We check both before confirming a booking, so it helps to know the rules in advance.
You must be at least 25 years old to rent a Ferrari from Rent-Trip, because both the Portofino and the 488 Spider fall under the exotic class. We apply the same 25-year minimum to all luxury, sports and exotic vehicles in our fleet. Drivers aged 21 to 24 can still book with us, but only in the standard and intermediate classes, not in a Ferrari or any other exotic car. This age floor is standard practice across rental companies in the city, not something unique to our terms.
If you are 25 or older, the next question is your driving experience. We ask for a valid licence held for at least one full year — a freshly issued licence, even at 30 years old, may not be accepted. Whether you meet this requirement is set out in the rental agreement. The age rule is the main filter, so if you are under 25, plan for a different class of car on this trip.
We review these documents at delivery, so have the physical copies ready when the car arrives. A photo of your passport or licence on your phone is not enough for us to release a Ferrari.
Ferrari rental delivery in Dubai works around the clock: we bring the car to your hotel, apartment or office anywhere in the city, including both airports, and you sign the paperwork on the spot. You never need to visit a rental counter because we do not have one — our fleet moves to you. The typical handover takes about 20–30 minutes, depending on traffic along Sheikh Zayed Road or through districts like Dubai Marina and Downtown Dubai.
We deliver Ferraris to every district of the city at any hour, and airport handovers are the most common request we handle. For arrivals at Dubai International (DXB), we meet you at Terminal 1 or Terminal 3 arrivals; for Al Maktoum International (DWC), we coordinate the meeting point near the arrivals hall. The car is fully fuelled, cleaned and checked before we arrive, and the documents are ready for your signature.
If you land on a late flight, the delivery still happens — our team works nights and weekends, and the UAE weekend runs Saturday to Sunday with Friday as a working day. For a smooth handover at the airport, send us your flight number and arrival time with the booking request, and we track the landing so the Ferrari is waiting when you walk out.
The fastest way to arrange Ferrari delivery is a WhatsApp message — no online checkout, no forms, just a short conversation with our team.
For a morning booking in Dubai Marina, message us the evening before and the car will be at your hotel entrance by the time you finish breakfast.
A Ferrari in Dubai is a car for the city and the open road beyond it, and the good news is that the UAE gives you plenty of both. With 250 km per day included, you can plan a full day out without watching the odometer — whether that means cruising Sheikh Zayed Road, heading to the coast, or crossing into another emirate.
The city’s core is built for a grand tourer. Sheikh Zayed Road is the obvious first run — a clean, wide, well-marked highway that runs the length of the metropolis, with the skyline of Downtown and Business Bay unfolding on your left as you head north. The Marina and JLT area, with its waterfront towers and evening crowd, is a natural second stop; the 488 Spider draws attention there in a way few cars can match. For a more relaxed pace, the older districts of Bur Dubai and Deira along the creek offer a different side of the city, though the streets are tighter and parking is scarcer. Evenings after 20:00 are a good time for a city drive, when traffic on Sheikh Zayed Road thins out and the lights of the towers are at their best. Weekends in the UAE are Saturday and Sunday, so a Friday morning run along the coast towards Jumeirah is usually quieter than you might expect.
All our rental Ferraris come with the documents needed for travel within the UAE, so you can take the car beyond the city without extra paperwork. Abu Dhabi is the most popular run — about 90 minutes down the E11, with the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque and the Corniche as the usual turn-around points. Hatta, in the Hajar foothills on the Omani border, is a solid choice for a day with more curves and cooler air, though it is a longer drive of roughly an hour and a half each way. Fujairah, on the east coast, is the furthest practical day trip at around two hours, and the drive through the Hajar Mountains is the most scenic in the country. One thing we always flag before a long trip: crossing into Oman is a different matter entirely — it requires a separate permit and separate insurance, so we cannot authorise a hire Ferrari to cross the border. If you want to see Muscat, arrange a flight or a tour operator instead.
Before you drive off in a Ferrari here, it helps to know exactly what the price covers and what sits outside it. The terms below are the same across our exotic fleet, so the rules you learn for the Portofino apply to the 488 Spider as well.
The deposit hold is released once our team checks the car at the return location, typically within a few days depending on your bank. If you plan to pay the deposit with a credit card rather than a debit card, mention it when you book — it speeds up the release process.
Every Ferrari hire with Rent-Trip includes 250 km per day, which covers most city driving between the Marina, Downtown and the airports. Extra kilometres are charged at a rate set out in the agreement, so for longer routes it is worth estimating your distance before you confirm the booking. A round trip to Abu Dhabi and back, for instance, runs close to 280 km from central Dubai — that exceeds the daily allowance.
Tolls are not included in the price. The city uses Salik, a barrier-free system that charges AED 4 per gate off-peak and AED 6 during peak hours, and the fee is billed to the renter after the trip. The car carries a Salik tag, and we simply deduct the gates you passed from the security deposit or send you an invoice, depending on how the agreement is set up. Friday is a working day in the UAE, so the AED 6 peak rate applies then; the weekend is Saturday and Sunday, when traffic on Sheikh Zayed Road is noticeably lighter.
A week with a Ferrari in Dubai suits two kinds of trips: a sightseeing holiday based around the city, or a coastal run that takes in Abu Dhabi. With 250 km per day included, you can cover the Marina, Downtown and a day trip out of the city without watching the odometer too closely. Below are the two patterns we see most often in our bookings, with the Portofino and the 488 Spider each fitting a different week.
For a week-long booking, we deliver the car to your hotel or apartment at the start and collect it at the end, so you never visit an office. Weekly pricing starts from AED 14400, and the agreement covers the whole period in a single set of documents.